Re: Fluctuating idle

[kdbinney@juno.com (Kyle D Binney)]

bad mixture can make your idle bounce.  as well as vacuum leaks, bad idle
stabalizer and lots of other things.  However, usually turing on ac stops
the problem because there is an extra boost curcuit that goes on with the
ac.  So my guess is to check out that curcuit, it is there for a reason
and if it was malfunctioning the car's regular idle settings  wouldnt do.
 Check your bentley, Ive never dealt with this curcuit malfunctioning but
I do know it is there.

Kyle

On Mon, 02 Jun 1997 17:59:50 Paul Hanley <duckie@bellatlantic.net>
writes:
>Hello watercoolers:
>
>About two weeks ago, I posted a question regarding the problems I have
>encountered regarding my a/c in my '87 Scirocco 8V. To recap, when I 
>drive
>the car with the a/c on, and come to a stop, the idle drops and raises
>continually until I begin to drive again. The idle stabilizer must 
>have had
>to kick in to prevent the car from stalling.
>
>Now, the same thing occurred when I had the heat on. My friend said I 
>need
>to raise the amount of fuel in the air/fuel mix. Does this sound 
>possible?
>Why?
>
>I haven't done this as it has been raining outside. Hate NJ.
>
>Any help is truly appreciated.
>
>Paul Hanley
>
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>I
>promise I wasn't speeding.
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